The five miles of road from
Yellowstone National Park's boundary at Gardiner, Montana, to its headquarters
at Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyoming, was built in 1884. The arch constructed over
the road became known as Roosevelt Arch because President Theodore Roosevelt,
who happened to be vacationing in the park, spoke at the ceremony to lay the
cornerstone in 1903. The plaque on the arch is inscribed with a phrase from the
legislation that established Yellowstone National Park: “For the Benefit and Enjoyment
of the People.” Today it would be considered inappropriate to embellish the
park’s landscape with such a conspicuous, non-functional structure, but
Roosevelt Arch continues to serve as a historical marker for a time when
cultural values called for a monumental entrance to Yellowstone.
DOROTHY = THYO-DOR = THEO-DORE = THEODORE, or God’s Door and
refers to Theodore Roosevelt, who was president at the time of the writing of
the Wizard of Oz in 1900. Don’t let the fact that Dorothy is a sweet little
girl in the story, and that president Roosevelt was a macho type dude. In the
luciferian agenda, the sex of an individual scripted character matters little,
as all characters are androgynous, sexless, and are only conjured up to deliver
a subliminal suggestion.
The main entrance to YELLOWSTONE = HOLY BRICK ROAD is called
the ROOSEVELT ARCH, and is named after Theodore Roosevelt Then there’s The
EMERALD CITY.
Dorothy and her 3 friends go on a journey, the Night
Journey, down a Yellow Brick Road eventually coming to the EMERALD CITY.
EMERALD CITY = ALD MERE SITE = OLD MARY SIGHT = OLD MAR SEE
= Old MARY SEA = PACIFIC OCEAN at the Emerald City of Seattle
George Washington’s face on the $1 Bill would depict the
BEAK and THROAT of the OWL, or OZ
The Wicked WITCH / RICH of the West refers to the 11 Western
United States, WHICH RICH WITCH is destroyed by a BUCKET OF WATER thrown by
DOROTHY / THEODORE / GOD’S DOOR (Roosevelt = ROSE LEVEE Sacrifice = Rising
Sea), which BUCKET is the WATER BEARER of ALASKA. This WATER BEARER enters from
the North through the North Gate of YELLOWSTONE, the ROOSEVELT ARCH, as the
seismic activity associated with YELLOWSTONE, the HOLY STONE, is unleashed from
the Emerald City of Seattle
And Mount Olympus Washington, all the way to the Holy Stone
of Judgment and beyond, reaching Kansas, the home of Dorothy, with its southern
border resting at 37 degrees north.
{Note that Kansas is in middle of USA and during time of
dust bowl there was a great black migration}source of the above :http://illuminatimatrix.wordpress.com/66-introducing-the-wizard-of-owlsowzoz-hiding-behind-the-curtain-of-cur-ain-tcurrentcurrencymoney/
“Nicodemus is the best known of the black settlements. This
small rural community was settled in 1877 by a group of freedmen from Scott
County, Kentucky. They named their town after a legendary slave who was said to
have purchased his own freedom. The African American community had a rough
beginning owing to scare resources and difficult weather conditions. A few of
the original settlers returned to cities in the eastern part of the state or to
the South. However, enough people stayed so that
The first school district in Graham County was organized in
Nicodemus in 1879.
Difficult economic times and political pressures forced
thousands of poor black to leave the South. The largest migration of African
Americans to Kansas occurred in 1879 with the exoduster movement. These
migrants came to Kansas with little resources. They were often dependent upon
relief organizations such as the Kansas Freedman's Relief Association. Kansans
did not eagerly welcome the exodusters, and much of the relief needed to help
these African American migrants came from out of the state. Many of the
exodusters took up residence in eastern Kansas cities. Eventually they were
encouraged to resettle across the state so that no single town would have to
absorb large numbers of workers into its labor force.
Although Kansas had once been called the "greatest,
grandest and freest of all states," some African Americans found their
experiences in Kansas to be discouraging. Although the Kansas Constitution
welcomed people of all ethnic and racial backgrounds, many whites who had previously
settled the state were not as generous to their new black neighbors. Bad
economic times also were difficult for African Americans. Some blacks left the
state for the unsettled territory that would become Oklahoma, and some returned
to the South. However, a great many stayed and called Kansas home.
The eastern portion of Kansas saw another wave of black
migration during the 20th century. In the 1920s and 1930s African Americans
arrived in Kansas primarily from Arkansas and Missouri where the mechanization
of the cotton industry and general and economic times had forced them to leave
their homes. Jobs in the thriving meat packing industry provided the lure of
better economic conditions. However, not all Kansans welcome the arrival of
African Americans. For instance, certain neighborhoods remained officially
restricted in Kansas City, Kansas, until the 1940s, and some businesses refused
to provide services for black residents.
Governmental policy in Kansas has at times been ambivalent
toward racial equality. The state universities in Kansas have always admitted
African American students; in 1870 the first black student enrolled at the
University of Kansas. In the public school system, however, racial equality has
faced problems. Hutchinson in the only Kansas city with a population of 15,000
or more to have had integrated public schools throughout its history. In the
1950s, Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka had thrust Kansas into the center
of the national controversy surrounding school segregation. In 1951 the Board
of Education of Topeka operated under the doctrine of "separate but
equal" with regard to its public schools. Although schools were
segregated, they did not have the gross inequalities found in other states. The
13 plaintiffs filed a lawsuit on behalf of their children who wanted to attend
neighborhood schools but were denied enrollment because of segregation
policies. The case was taken to the Unites States Supreme Court by the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). Thurgood Marshall
led a team of lawyers who argued that the effects of separating African
American children from others resulted in "a feeling of inferiority."
In May 1954 segregation was struck down by the court when it concluded that
separate educational facilities were inherently unequal. Brown v. Board of
Education of Topeka became the basis for national desegregation efforts.”
So is there a sign in this great mystery for Black people to
watch close the signs of times end. Let us look here for a moment:
Ok here’s the skinny (run down)
When you hear all the hidden ones sing in symphony
Only then will the rains come.
Composition of different elements.
"Autumn is a symphony of texture and pattern"
Many of you are in the spring of your life
But the clock of now dictate your reality
We are all in the same boat. Black, brown, red, yellow,
white, purple and green.
It is for us to study the animals, it’s time to remember
what the old folk say:
“When you see the animals moving in numbers it’s time also
we two legs be up and stirring about.”
As the proverb goes “three strikes you’re out” much to much
wisdom we take for granted
So if the 1906 Quake in the bay area (San Francisco) was
most devastating thus far. 83 years later 1989 we get the sign. World Series
(Sirius) game 3 quake. Now 25 years after. 2014 Worst quake to hit area in 25
years. There we have it three quakes (strikes) so the next one you are out. We
must reflect. Upon the next one which these three has been harbinger…
The 1994 World Series was canceled on September 14 of that
year due to an ongoing strike by the Major League Baseball Players Association,
which had begun on August 12. It was only the second time in the event's
history (the first was in 1904) that the Fall Classic was not played.
1989 (1988) the overwhelming event
(Underground News Network): A preliminary magnitude 6.0
earthquake has struck the San Francisco Bay area, the U.S. Geological Survey
reported early Sunday morning.
Around 3:25 am as if in a dream all came undone, I knew the
three story home was moving and all about it and so was I-yet I was not sure.
Was it something wrong with me? But there were also flashes of light just like
it was about to storm-and I have a panoramic view of the city from my room.
Sitting up; getting my bearings, I get up to go out on the balcony looking out
over the city from this hill side. Lord a mercy was this my first earthquake.
Still a few flashes of light from the west, so it was not a dream nor in my
mind. But still not sure what I just experienced, until I google it and
research finding ….
…An earthquake with magnitude 6.1 occurred near American
Canyon, CA at 10:20:44.00 UTC on Aug 24, 2014. (This event has been reviewed by
a seismologist.)
M 6.1 Earthquake, 6km NW of American Canyon, California
10 minutes ago Location: 5 miles (7 km) WSW of American
Canyon, CA; 6 miles (10 km) WNW of Vallejo, CA; 9 miles (15 km) NW of Crockett,
CA; 25 miles (41 km) NNW of Oakland, CA Source: U.S. Geological Survey.
43.71 miles away from me here at Santa Rosa
Man if I felt this 41 miles away, I wonder what it felt like
at the epic center
-Ital Iman I
Reporter UNN
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This is the new beginning new moon 8-25-2014=22tarot
One writer has said:
After the 25th of August, if you’ve been working on
something positive, the door swings open. Your project begins to manifest.
There is tremendous power in this New Moon in Virgo. But
it’s a certain kind of power, much like a guillotine that severs the past from
the future.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — A 6.4-magnitude earthquake rocked the
region around Valparaiso, Chile on Saturday, the U.S. Geological Survey
reported.
No injuries or serious damage from the strong quake that
occurred at 7:23 p.m. ET were reported, but electricity and telephone service
was interrupted in some areas.
The seismological service initially reported the initial
quake's magnitude as 6.6, but later downgraded it to 6.4. Earthquakes in the
range of 6.1 to 6.9 happen about 100 times a year, according to the Department
of Geological Engineering and Sciences at Michigan Technological University.
But they can cause a lot of damage in populated areas and can be felt hundreds
of miles from the epicenter. The seismological service said a preliminary
report showed the quake was centered about 11 miles west-northwest of a
community called Hacienda La Calera, about 67 miles northwest of the capital of
Santiago. It had a depth of about 19 miles.
The largest recorded earthquake was the Great Chilean
Earthquake of May 22, 1960, which had a magnitude of 9.5. Each whole-number
increase on the Richter scale represents a tenfold increase in an earthquake's
strength.
The earthquake is the largest to shake the Bay Area since
the 6.9-magnitude Loma Prieta quake in 1989, the USGS said. That temblor struck
the area on Oct. 17, 1989, during a World Series game between the San Francisco
Giants and the Oakland Athletics, collapsing part of the Bay Bridge roadway and
killing more than 60 people, most when an Oakland freeway fell.
2016-1906=110 years the big one.
Or 2017-1906=111 ?
1906-1989=83 years
A major explosion at the Bardarbunga volcano could signal a
replay of the global travel chaos triggered when another Icelandic peak blew
four years ago, creating a massive ash cloud across Europe.
On Saturday afternoon, the Icelandic Met Office (IMO) said
it believed there was a small sub-glacial eruption, but in the late evening it
confirmed there was no evidence of volcanic activity.
"Presently there are no signs of ongoing volcanic
activity," IMO said on its website.
"The aviation colour code for the Bardarbunga volcano
remains red as an imminent eruption cannot be excluded."
Although airspace was closed in the affected area, all
airports in Iceland were open, authorities said.
The new assessment came after three hours of aerial
surveillance of the area by experts.
Frank McPherson1 hour ago
Let's talk about the lives of our young black men that have
been lost emulating the "thug" culture that Mr. Knight and many
others have made a national anthem while lining their pockets...no community
centers built; no scholarships given; no outreach in poverty stricken
communities...but alas we as a black community continue to accept their words
as if they are TRULY speaking for us when they are living like the "HIGH
LIFE" that they proclaim to be against (you know they are speaking for
Black people and keeping it real)...these so called hip hop people with their
East and West Coast feuds and dramas are childish and punkish...this crap is
doing so much more harm than any good that they have yet to produce...but alas
no outcry, no change....just another day in the hood...
American Canyon note the epic center American canyon a
message to America that all will be falling down around her, that she is like a
canyon where nature will dump destruction over her burying her in her self-made
grave.
They are setting up Armageddon
Atlanta, GA- In the wake of the Ebola crisis, the first US
Ebola victim has been treated in Atlanta. Since the arrival of the patient, 15
people in the metro Atlanta area have been infected with the Ebola virus over
the past weekend and two people have already died. Three of the victims have
just returned from vacation in Lagos, Nigeria. Among those infected with the
deadly disease, are seven Centers for Disease (CDC) workers. Currently, the
Ebola victims are being treated at Emory University Hospital in an isolation
unit where hospital staff are trained to protect themselves from the virus.
According to the World Health Organization, the Ebola virus
has killed more than 900 people across West Africa and is spreading rapidly.
Death rates for the virus is near 98% meaning chances of survival are slim to
none. Ebola is transmitted via bodily fluids or blood.
The sun kicked off this week with an explosive solar flare
that, while not aimed directly at Earth, may be a hotspot to watch over the
next few days.
The solar flare erupted on Sunday morning (Aug. 24) from an
active sunspot known as AR2151. Two sun-watching spacecraft captured stunning
video of Sunday's solar flare as it leapt off the surface of the sun at 8:16
a.m. EDT (1216 GMT).
While sunpost AR2151 wasn't facing Earth at the time of the
flare, it is a place to watch in the days and weeks ahead. "The
responsible sunspot will turn toward Earth in the days ahead, boosting chances
for geoeffective solar activity as the week unfolds," experts with the
space weather website Spaceweather.com wrote on Sunday.
Sunday's flare was an intense M5.6 solar eruption on the
scale used by scientists to measure space weather events. M-class storms are
about 10 times weaker than X-class flares, the most powerful storms on the sun,
NASA spokeswoman Karen Fox wrote in a statement.
"Solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation,"
Fox added. "Harmful radiation from a flare cannot pass through Earth's
atmosphere to physically affect humans on the ground, however — when intense
enough — they can disturb the atmosphere in the layer where GPS and
communications signals travel."
When aimed at Earth, M-class solar flares can amplify the
planet's northern lights displays, causing amazing aurora views for observers
at high latitudes. Earth-directed X flares, meanwhile, can pose a danger to
astronauts in space, as well as interfere with satellite communications and
navigation systems.
The Sunday solar flare was captured on video by NASA's
powerful Solar Dynamics Observatory and the Solar Helospheric Observatory
(SOHO) overseen by NASA and the European Space Agency. The two space
observatories are part of a fleet of spacecraft keeping a close eye on the
sun's space weather events.
The sun's activity rises and falls on a 11-year space weather
cycle. The current cycle is known as Solar Cycle 24.
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Summery: when we see the fire works at Yellowstone we follow
the yellow brick road,time to get out of California
-Ital Iman I
How do we orchestrate the master blaster jamming??
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